Smiffy's Men's Belt And Holster

I just got my belt in the mail.It was ordered for a Halloween costume. I went with this product because of the color of the belt & the faux leather look. I hoped it would not be too cheesy. I was pleasantly surprised when I received it.The color is right on. The fit is perfect. The simulated leather looks great. It was the final piece to my costume & I'm extremely happy with the price, product & overall quality of the piece.

I am a 5’10” 210 pound male, and the belt barely fit. The major problem I had was with the belt material stretching while walking around, and the material that makes up the belt is nearly paper thin and not great material in the first place. That said, it held up for its purpose so I am still rating it fairly high. For a Halloween costume that will only be used once, it looks good and did exactly what I needed from it, minus one minor mishap where the buckle slipped through itself and the entire belt went crashing down. Someone a little slimmer than me would likely have better luck with it, as I feel like I pushing the limits of what the belt could handle, despite not really being that big. The holster itself held up very well for being a prop, as the material is much thicker than the belt, although still not great materials. For the price I am happy with the purchase but if you are looking for something that lasts a long time, maybe find another solution. It’s also been mentioned by others but not really a bother for me, that the “bullet loops” are massive and you could easily fit a baby’s fist through them.

Dueled a guy at a saloon and won

I bought this for my boyfriend's Malcom Reynolds cosplay. The holster is thicker material and higher quality than I expected for a costume piece. It fit his 3D-printed Malcom pistol snugly-- so snugly that you can be confident it wasn't going to fall out, but I was a little nervous the gun would break each time he pulled it out for a picture. I was pleasantly surprised that it has the tie on the bottom so you can secure the holster to your thigh and it won't flop around, just like Malcom Reynolds' has.As for the belt, yes it was much too small and more cheaply made than the holster. In fact it's pretty crazy how small it is for an adult sized belt. My boyfriend has a 36" waist and he was able to get the belt on the last hole, but it looked like it was going to pop off any second. Unfortunate, since the belt is thick (width-wise) and has neat bullet holders on it. Luckily the holster has a belt loop so you can take it off and slide it onto any other belt. I just wish we didn't have to pay $20 for half the product.

Love this item! Very high quality. Got some compliments from former military friends (they knew it was a costume piece), but it shows the item is very nice looking. Holds a separate costume gun I have perfectly, with no modification.I did have to create an additional hole in the belt to have it fit as I wanted, but I was very particular about having it fit a certain way. That was easy to do, as the belt strap is made of thinner material. Only other thing worth noting is it does not include any "belt keepers", so you will want to fashion some or purchase separately.

This belt is 38" to the longest length hole, which means that it could probably be worn by a man with a 34-36" waist on the longest setting.However, the belt itself is 3" wide. Pants don't come with 3.5" belt loops.This means that the belt can ONLY be worn *over* the pants as shown in the pic. (That is to say, the way that a gunslinger would wear the belt.)There are 6 total holes. The model is only using the 3rd longest hole, implying that there is plenty of room to spare.In order to achieve what is depicted in the photo, a child or teen (not an adult male or "men's" clothing model) would have to be used.The holster and belt are foam with a faux leather overlay.That's acceptable quality for this kind of costume item, but the sizing makes the belt useless unless you are buying it for a child.Item would be fine if it were marketed as "Child's Belt and Holster..." rather than "men's."Ladies...probably given a narrow waist.

It's just "ok" for a cheap costume belt/holster.It fit my denix peacemaker very well. Size wise it's fairly small, so plan for that. I'm a skinny 34 waist and it just BARELY fits. It looks good to the eye though.However, the material it is made out of is extremely think and weak. After just one short use, it's beginning to tear and some of the stitching is falling out. If this is for something you plan to use multiple times or for an extended period, I'd look elsewhere.And the bandolier part is basically non-useable. First, the straps or "holes" for the bullets are extremely large. Being this had an obvious western/outlaw kinda vibe, I tried .45LC, and those absolutely just fall right through. They might fit some sort of fairly large rifle caliber if its a tapered/bottlenecked case if you hang them by the case. However, this will probably be a problem too, as the bandolier part is stitched on fairly poorly and every "slot" seems to be a slightly different size, some smaller, some larger. So unless you want to mix and match a bunch of weird calibers, you'll be better off leaving it empty.

Perfect for my costume